Andersonville Farmers Market
Verified active — we checked this market's website on 2026-05-31 and found no closure notice.
Address: 1500 W. Catalpa Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60640
Season / Hours: June to October
Andersonville Farmers Market is a farmers market in Chicago, Illinois located at 1500 W. Catalpa Ave.. Season and hours: June to October. The market accepts SNAP/EBT, credit and debit cards. It features USDA-certified organic vendors. Products include poultry/fowl meat and products, prepared foods, red/other non-poultry meat and products, soap/body care products, tofu/non-animal protein, wild harvested forest products. Listing data is sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal.
What's sold here
- Poultry/fowl meat and products
- Prepared foods
- Red/other non-poultry meat and products
- Soap/body care products
- Tofu/non-animal protein
- Wild harvested forest products
Location
Contact & links
- Contact:
- Joan Oberndorf
- Phone:
- 773-728-2995
- Email:
- market@andersonville.org
- Website:
- andersonvillemarket.org
- Facebook:
- Facebook page
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⚠ This listing reflects USDA data from 2020. Hours, vendors, and acceptance details may have changed — verify directly with the market before visiting.
Last updated by USDA: Jun 7th, 2020